Ireland secure Six Nations title and fourth Grand Slam with emphatic win
Captain Johnny Sexton lifts trophy in final Six Nations game
Robbie Henshaw, Sheehan and Rob Herring score in second half
England's Freddie Steward sent off on stroke of half-time for dangerous tackle
Hooker Dan Sheehan gives Ireland narrow lead in tight first half
Jamie George goes over for England for consolation try
England finish fourth in standings with two wins from five
Ireland 17-9 England
Tony Ward
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
By sheer numbers and the pressure Ireland were applying, that try had to come. I'm delighted for Robbie Henshaw who has had a frustrated time of late.
Ireland 17-9 England
Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 Live
Such smart play. Nice hands from Bundee Aki then Robbie Henshaw cruises in.
Robbie Henshaw (con Johnny Sexton)
Is that the Grand Slam?
Ireland have the man advantage in the backs and the centres combine as Bundee Aki puts Robbie Henshaw through the gap.
Johnny Sexton extends the Six Nations' points record by another two with the conversion.
Ireland 15-9 England
Ireland have a rare chance to attack deep in English territory and Johnny Sexton kicks wide.
The bounce of the ball tricks everybody but Anthony Watson gathers before being dragged over his own line.
Ireland have the five metre scrum.
Ireland 10-9 England
Tony Ward
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
Ireland have missed Iain Henderson without a doubt. They are missing 'the grunt' in general and at this point in time it is very worrying.
Ireland 10-9 England
Henry Arundell has had a quiet game on his first England start and he is taken off for Joe Marchant.
Ireland 10-9 England
Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 Live
Ireland usually start pulling away from sides at this stage, but if they want to be best in the world they have to deliver.
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Nick Johnson: World Rugby really needs to get its act sorted. This “touch the head, it’s a red” protocol is killing the game. Steward was out of position but the home crowd and the theatrics overwhelmed Peyper.
Ireland 10-9 England
Johnny Sexton, on his final swansong in the Six Nations, shows that he is only human.
A first Grand Slam in Dublin is in reach but the Ireland 10 doesn't find many metres as he tries to clear the ball into touch.
England have the line-out on Ireland's 22.
Ireland 10-9 England
England are not interested in running with the ball in the backs and Owen Farrell fires up another kick to test the Irish back three.
It's all about the territory for the visitors and you can feel the tension around the ground.
Nerves jangling everywhere.
Ireland 10-9 England
Tony Ward
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
England have to take every opportunity that comes their way for obvious reasons. Ireland are under pressure out there and they are worried at the moment. There was a question mark about Farrell's kicking earlier in the competition but he has certainly nailed it today.
Owen Farrell
The first points of the second half go to the 14 men of England.
Owen Farrell has been clinical from the tee and it's three from three penalties for the visitors.
Ireland 10-6 England
England are still at maximum strength in the scrum and the front row wins another penalty.
More cheers by the pack and another shot at goal for Owen Farrell.
Ireland 10-6 England
A quick reminder:
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Maybe that is how England are going to play with 14.
Owen Farrell gives the ball plenty of air time and Jimmy O'Brien spills it forward.
The England forwards let out a collective roar as it means some respite from defence.
Ireland 10-6 England
Tony Ward
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
Ireland are a little bit loose in protecting possession which is a little bit of a worry from an Ireland perspective. England have made a good start to this second half.
Ireland 10-6 England
As you would probably expect, it has been all Ireland at the start of the second half.
Green shirts running at spirited white ones. England will want to hold on to the ball when they get it.
Ireland 10-6 England
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
England have nothing to lose here. They are going to run out of juice but they are going to have to throw everything at this.
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Jamison Gibson-Park is too quick for Ellis Genge and he leaves the England prop behind close to the touchline.
He puts boot to ball and it's a straight race between him and Anthony Watson but the England wing is quick and he is able to watch it bounce into touch.
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A good game ruined by a ridiculous decision. These laws are ruining our game. Need to introduce an Orange card or something of that sort.
Jack from Falmouth
John Bavington: Appalling decision! How is Steward supposed to get out of the way? If he stays down and doesn't turn away, the collision would be much worse!
Ross Matthewman: Weak refereeing there. The crowd pressure got to him and he panicked. Never a red card in any world.
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